Self-exclusion
Shut every door
at once.
A self-exclusion register makes every licensed operator in a country refuse you, for months or years, with one sign-up. Here's each one: what it covers, how long it takes, and whether it can be undone.
If it's pulling hard right now: National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133 (free, 24/7).
Australia
- BetStop: Every licensed online and phone betting service in Australia
Canada
- BCLC Voluntary Self-Exclusion (BC): BC casinos, community gaming centres, bingo halls, and PlayNow.com / BC Lotto! /…
- BetGuard (ON): Every regulated online gambling operator in Ontario and OLG
United Kingdom
- GAMSTOP: Every online gambling site and app licensed in Great Britain
- MOSES (betting shops): High-street betting shops in your area
- SENSE (casinos): Land-based casinos in Great Britain
United States
- Michigan Internet Gaming Self-Exclusion (MI): Michigan licensed online casino gaming and/or online sports betting accounts
- New Jersey Self-Exclusion (NJ): Atlantic City casinos, racetrack sports wagering facilities, and NJ internet gaming…
- Pennsylvania Self-Exclusion (PA): Online gambling, casinos, fantasy sports and video gaming terminals in Pennsylvania
What a register can't do
It covers licensed operators. Unlicensed sites ignore it, and so do betting shops unless the register covers them. Pair it with a bank gambling block and a blocker on the phone.
Get You vs The HouseWalks you through every register for your country, and blocks the sites that ignore them.